Admission - MSc of Science in Computer Science
Pre-Enrolment
Pre-Enrolment sessions
There are two pre-enrolment sessions:
- 1st session: February 16th – April 3rd, 2009
- 2nd session: June 15th - August 21st, 2009
N.B.: those who pre-enrol in the 1st session cannot pre-enrol for the same course in the 2nd session. They can, however, pre-enrol for other courses.
The application must be done through the on-line pre-enrolment form available on the Free University of Bozen/Bolzano’s website.
Those who do not have an Internet access can use the computers provided for this purpose by the Free University of Bozen/Bolzano.
The form must be:
- filled in online
- printed out entirely
- signed
- handed in or sent by post to the Student Secretariat of Bozen/Bolzano
Deadlines:
- 1st session: hand in by April 3rd, 2009, 12.00 a.m.
- 2nd session: hand in by August 21st, 2009, 12.00 a.m.
Attention! Non-EU citizens resident abroad must also pre-enroll trough the Embassy: this year the exact timespan is 29th April - 30th May; see below for details.
Applications that arrive without a signature, without all the necessary enclosures, after the deadline, by email or by fax will be considered null and void. The date of the postmark will not be taken into consideration!
Pre-Enrollment documents
The following documents must be enclosed with the pre-enrolment form:
- a passport-size colour photo;
- a photocopy of a valid identity card or passport (front/back);
- a Dossier written in English composed as follows:
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Study Curriculum
Fill in the Study Curriculum using the provided data table. The following data must be included:
- Name of previous degree course
- University awarding the qualification
- Enrolment date
- Legal duration of the degree course
- Grade scale (maximum, minimum, minimum pass grade)
- Value of one credit point in hours, or its equivalence to ECTS credit points
- Details of the degree course: name of each course in the original language and English, credit points of each course, lecture and lab/exercise hours of each course, grade obtained at the exam, study plan year of the exam, calendar year of the exam, university at which the exam was taken.
NB: The lack of adequate information on the amount of credit points and of lecture and lab/exercise hours of a course, will result in the application committee not considering the course in the computation of the points assigned to the candidate.
The Study Curriculum has to be certified by an official academic transcript of exams.
Download the suitable electronic data table here:
Compile it and send it to the e-mail address computer.science@unibz.it.
You can find an example of a filled out data sheet here:
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Evidence of knowledge of the English language
Those students who attended a university degree course in English do not have to submit additional documentation.
Otherwise students must enclose one of the following:
- an international language certificate that appears on the list of the Language Centre
- a certificate attesting attendance of a university degree course with at least 30% of lectures held in English
- a certificate attesting attendance of a high school in English, or of a high school having English amongst its subjects
- any other documentation attesting to language knowledge. Validity will be assessed case by case by the Selection Commission.
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Personal Statement Letter
- not longer than one side of typed A4
- written in English
- details the candidate's motivation to enrol for this degree programme.
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Non-EU candidates resident abroad must carry out an additional
pre-enrollment procedure through the Italian Embassy/Consulate in the country in which their academic qualifications is awarded. The candidate will be requested to fill-out a different pre-enrollment form provided by the Italian Embassy/Consulate. The deadlines set by the Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (Ministero dell’Istruzione, dell’Università e della Ricerca, www.miur.it) must be respected: this year the exact timespan is
29th April - 30th May, see
Study in Italy. The Italian Embassies/Consulates are the only ones autorized to accept and send applications to the University: if candidates do not follow this procedure, the application that they delivered directly to the University will be declared null and void.
It is the candidate’s responsibility to make sure that the application is complete.
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